fatten in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To make (someone or something) gain weight or become plumper, especially for the purpose of sale or consumption.

She decided to fatten her chickens before selling them at the market.
The nutritionist warned that certain diets can inadvertently fatten individuals over time.
Farmers often use special feed to fatten livestock for better profits.
The success of the bakery was attributed to their secret recipe that seemed to fatten their pastries.
During the winter months, I tend to fatten up from all the holiday treats.
Farmers often fatten livestock before selling them at market.
The chef decided to fatten the duck by feeding it a special diet for several weeks.
To prepare for winter, many animals naturally fatten themselves to build up energy reserves.
He tried to fatten his savings account by setting aside a portion of his paycheck each month.
The company aims to fatten its profits by expanding into new markets and improving efficiency.